Adhd Evolution
adhd evolution
i feel like i need to be “darwined”?
i have ADHD, OCD, i am fat, very ugly, im lonely, ive never had a girlfriend.
i feel like i am holding the species back from making progress.
i am trying to do good in colloege but my ADHD has gotten in the way to the point where i failed a class and now i have no chance for grad school. i get As and Bs everywhere else, but i got 1 F because i am a poor decision maker.
i come from narcissistic parents. i heard my dad one time say that i was the result of failed birth control.
i cry all the damn time
i have so many bad features PLUS people look at me negatively because i am very impulsive because of the ADHD
isnt it about time for evolution to kick in here or something?
Evolution doesn’t just kick in. It’s going on all around us. You won’t die just because you have some problems. 1 F does not bar you from graduate school, especially since you got A’s and B’s in your other classes. Why not look into medicating your ADHD if it’s causing so much trouble?
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